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Zombie Event in South Jersey

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Hey everyone. I know there are a lot of zombie movie fans on here. I thought some of you might like to attend this event happening this weekend.

 

http://www.shorenewstoday.com/index.php/hamilton-twp/hamilton-twp-general-news/7100-zombies-to-invade-local-pub-for-horror-movie-benefit.html

 

Zombies to invade local pub for horror movie benefit

Written by Lorenda Knisel

Wednesday, 29 December 2010

 

MULLICA TOWNSHIP - Graffiti Playhouse Productions, a South Jersey-based film company, is hosting a benefit party 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 8 for its new zombie horror movie.

 

The film, "Blood Lodge" will feature Vincent Pastore of "The Sopranos" and B-movie actress Jasmin St. Claire.

 

The event, "Zombies Invade the Pines" will be a Six Packs Pub, 4180 White Horse Pike in Mullica Township. General admission is $20; $15 for those dressed in zombie costumes.

 

There will be a buffet, drink specials, prizes, and live rock, punk and jazz bands. Attendees will have a chance to meet the cast of the film, in addition to Joel Reed, director of the 1976 horror-exploitation film "Blood Sucking Freaks," who is co-producing "Blood Lodge."

 

"I am extremely excited that Joel Reed will be there," said Kevin Orosz, 28, of Hammonton, Graffiti Playhouse writer-director. "He is a horror icon."

 

The best-dressed zombie will win a role in "Blood Lodge," which will be filmed March 14-20 in Stowe, Vt.

 

"A zombie attack happens in the fictional town of Ten Acres while a group of friends travel for a ski weekend," said Orosz, who is an actor in the film. "The group unites with other guests staying at the Ten Acres Lodge and tries to stay alive by fighting the zombies.

 

"This is not your typical zombie movie," he said. "'Blood Lodge' is like 'Zombie Land' meets 'Dazed and Confused' mixed with the 1970s grindhouse movies."

 

Orosz said the film's actors are the best he's ever worked with.

 

"This is the movie that will hopefully help all involved make it to the next level."

 

Also acting in the film are Michael Coppolecchia Sr. of Ventnor, Richard Patrick of Mays Landing, Tatev Hakobian of Egg Harbor Township, Ed McKeever of Galloway Township, and Ambrose Gray and Joel Ruda of Atlantic City.

 

Graffiti Playhouse Productions expects to premiere the film in 2011, in addition to its two other horror films, "Terror at Ten Acres" and "Pembrook," later this year. All will screen in local theaters.

 

For information call (609) 760-5081, email [email protected] This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or log onto http://graffitiplayhouseproductions.com.

Might have to double tap on some beers Sat after the Saints whip up on the Seahawks. I love Six Packs...A very down to earth bar. no wait thats because the floor is dirt...

Don't google Jasmin St. Claire at work with Google Safesearch off.

 

I knew I had heard the name before, probably from Opie and Anthony or Stern.

I guess "B-Movie" is a euphemism for "porn"...? Yeah I remember her from Stern.

 

Thread derailed.

I must remember to read the entire thread before doing searches on names!

 

It's the Big puss and the Dirty puss.

 

I think I hear the IT popo a'comin!!

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